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Lenten Forum Series:  BEYOND BELIEF?  The Nicene Creed in the 21st Century Sundays, February 21-March 21 - 9 am Forums, Great Hall  

Week in and week out, Christians around the world recite the words of the centuries-old Nicene Creed. But what do these ancient articles of faith mean? Join Canon Jack Lindquist and Dr. David Moseley in the Great Hall for a Lenten series of forums on the five Sundays between Ash Wednesday and Palm Sunday.

 

Miss a class?  Watch past installments of the series here.
 

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LENTEN FORUM SERIES:  THE NICENE CREED IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Sundays, Feb 21-March 21 - 9 am, Great Hall
Week in and week out, Christians around the world recite the words of the centuries-old Nicene Creed. The affirmations of the creed form the foundational doctrines of Christianity. But what do these ancient articles of faith mean? Join Canon Jack Lindquist and Dr. David Moseley for this special Lenten series of forums.
 
 
 
 

CAMARADA:  Fairy Tales, Music of the Imagination

Friday, March 12
7:30 pm in the Great Hall
Experience the soulful tale of a water-nymph through Carl Reinecke's Sonata Undine, enjoy the sublime melodies of the viola in Schumann's Fairy Tales, and savor Bohuslav Martinu's elegant Trio. Transport yourself to the hills of Appalachia in the Tennessee Suite by Howard J. Buss, and let Debussy's magical Clair de Lune carry you away. Tickets: $25; call (619) 231-3702 or visit www.camarada.org  Click here for the 2010 Spring Cathedral Music Calendar. 
 
 
 
 
Dorcas Kid6VISIT TO DORCAS HOUSE AND MUSEUM
Saturday, March 13, 8 am-3 pm This trip will be a bit different from our usual visit, as we're going to a new museum!  The children are really excited because it has an I-Max film. We have a lot of fun, so if you've not been with us previously, this is one not to miss!  We meet at St. Paul's parking lot on Olive St at 8 am; return is around 3 pm. The cost is $20 per person (includes admission to the museum-but no one is turned away for lack of funds).  Valid passport required. Please reserve a spot by March 9th through Suzanne Warren at sharp.healthcare@sbcglobal.net or 619.437.8700 Never been to Dorcas House?  Check out a short video for a preview on this page.
 
 

6pm, April 28, 29, and 30th
This stageplay is coming to the Cathedral as a dinner theatre presentation. Dinner is by Souplantation at 6 pm each night in the Great Hall, followed by the drama in the Cathedral Chancel. Directed by Bill Eadie with the Cathedral Ensemble, its suggested donation is $25 (includes dinner); table for ten is $200, and students (age 13-17) are $15. Purchase tickets online here.

 

 
 

CATHEDRAL RETREAT: June 4-6th

 
Mount Calvary at Saint Mary's, Santa Barbara
Join Scott Richardson and Allisyn Thomas for a monastic retreat to look into "Our Images of Heaven" - i.e., the thoughts and hopes we hold about Paradise. The cost of the retreat is $225.00, with $100.00 due at the time of registration. Please contact Judy MacDonald at

macdonaldj@stpaulcathedral.org to register - only 2 spaces left.
 
 

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FREE INCOME TAX PREPARATION 
St. Paul's is pleased to announce free income tax preparation for individuals and families with less than $50,000 in income thanks to generous cathedral volunteers through the IRS's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA).  (Self-employed & capital gains are not eligible.)   By appointment only:  March 27th 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.  To schedule an appointment contact the office at (619) 298-7261 or email Chris Harris at harrisc@stpaulcathedral.org  A volunteer will then contact you to confirm eligibility, set an appointment and discuss details.  
 
 
 
GOT FRUIT? Do you have citrus or other trees providing more produce than you need? Bring these extra fruits (or other produce-we're not picky) to St. Paul's Simpler Living table at both coffee hours on the first and third Sundays of the month, and we'll put them out for other members of our parish to help themselves. Thanks for sharing your bounty!
 
 
 
WANTED: Plastic Easter Eggs!  Susan Keyack is putting on an Easter Egg hunt for the children of Dorcas House. So... if you have any plastic Easter eggs you no longer need, please bring them to the Godly Play room on Sundays (or to the church office during the rest of the week); we'll need them by March 13. Questions? Contact Christine D'Amico damicoc@stpaulcathedral.org or 619.298.7261 x335.
 
 
CATHEDRAL VISITORS AND EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS are needed. Info: Canon Dorothy at revdrc@cox.net or call 619.756.4412.  Would you like to help minister to those who are unable to be with us for worship but still want to feel connected to our community?  Read more about what this ministry is about here.
 
 
Can you volunteer a few hours as a Cathedral Docent? Sunday, Feb. 28, noon - Fireside Room   This ministry strives to maintain an "open door" policy in order to allow visitors, Cathedral members, tourists, and all who so desire, to visit our Cathedral during the week between all scheduled services. Those interested in learning more about this ministry are invited to attend. Info: call Gladys King at 619.239.1290 or gladysking127@cox.net 
 

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